Of course, it takes a publication like Mother Jones to pull this stuff up, but it hasn’t received a lot of attention since it was published in October.
There’s a curious reference to Teddy having to work in Washington in order for Massachusetts to pass Romneycare.
It hasn’t come up much, but here is an apparent financial explanation from March 2010, just before the House passed the Senate version of Obamacare:
State Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill, an independent candidate for governor, today offered a wide-ranging and scathing criticism of the state’s universal health care law, saying it is bankrupting Massachusetts and will do the same nationally, if a similar plan is passed in Congress.
Cahill, who bolted the Democratic Party in July, has been a long-time critic of the state’s health insurance law….
Cahill said the law is being sustained only with the help of federal aid, which he suggested that the Obama administration is funneling to Massachusetts to help the president make the case for a similar plan in Congress.
“The real problem is the sucking sound of money that has been going in to pay for this health care reform,” Cahill said. “And I would argue that we’re being propped up so that the federal government and the Obama administration can drive it through” Congress.
I blame the other Republican campaigns for not doing the research and publicity to expose Romneycare. Rick Santorum was good in the last debate, but it’s not enough.
It just goes to show how good a job Romney has done at keeping everyone on defense, and how in-fighting among the not-Romneys is leading us down a path to disaster.
I’m confident we will hear during the general election, if Romney is the nominee, how Romneycare only can survive because of federal help and how that is a justification for a national, not state by state, version of Romneycare, namely, Obamacare.
The argument will be that we can tweak Obamacare, saving the good and getting rid only of the bad.
Where have I heard that before?
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Translates as ‘Grab ank America’
In the American Spectator is an article called- “Romney explains why he can’t beat Obama”, by David Catron, 30 Jan. 2012.
Remember the last debate where Rick Santorum shredded Romney and his Romneycare to pieces, where Romney’s only defense of Romneycare was, quote- “it’s not worth getting angry about.”
It is worth getting angry about, as Rick Santorum said- We must not give this issue away to Obama.. as it is not just about the Nominee, but about Freedom and Liberty of the American people, which are affected by the decisions that these elected representatives, reflect and act in accordance with the wishes of the “Will of the Majority” of the American People, and not to their own ideological self-serving interests.
Quote- “Newt SuperPac Advisor Claims Romney Campaign Pumped $15 Mil Into Florida”-
The message is loud and clear.. Romney and his GOP establishment and corporate banking and investment firm Goldman Sachs backers are saying- “We can buy this Primary election and the US Presidency, and that’s exactly what we are doing”..
If Romney were to be the Nominee, he, as well as Obama, would be laughing so hard inside themselves, as to the ridiculously absurd amount of ease it is to fool these American voting people with their lies and incessant flip-flopping stands on vitally important issues, that to them matters not.
This is the tragedy of what might happen, if Romney and the GOP RINO establishment, is allowed to buy this election. What this says is that powerful people and their establishment money, can buy the votes and minds of the American people, instead of facts and truth.
With the National polls showing Newt with 4-8 point lead over Romney. I just hope the the rest of the Primary States tells Florida to go screw itself, and they are not going to shove Romney and his Romneycare down our throats, like the Obama abd the Democrats did with Obamacare.
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